Our Top Tips for How to Sleep on a Plane

1 September, 2018

Unless you have cash to burn on flying first class in cosy, on-board sleeping cubbies, you’ll find that getting your 40 winks on a plane is no mean feat. Stiff seats, the inevitable screaming baby and a whole host of other unpleasantries can make your journey a living nightmare. Thankfully, this handy infographic offers some potential solutions. Here are a few of them: Before the Flight  Surprisingly, you can make your journey easier before you even take off. Dressing in

Crooked Houses, Creative Minds: Explore Sopot’s Artsy Side

1 September, 2018

There are so many fascinating areas to explore around Northern Poland, but I’ve found that Sopot has the most unique and artsy attractions. If you’re someone who enjoys finding the secluded treasures in otherwise quite popular locations, read on to find out what’s on offer. Top Tip: If you’re looking to explore more of Poland, this blog post will tell you what’s in Krakow. Don’t Miss… A lot of Poland’s attractions are well known and often heaving with tourists, but

Toulon

Toulon Shore Excursions

23 August, 2018

Located on the coast of Provence between Marseille and Saint Tropez, Toulon is a relative newcomer to the world of tourism. Its main role for many years has been as home to one of France’s largest naval bases standing next to an old town which has suffered decades of decay.

Saint-Tropez

Saint-Tropez Shore Excursions

22 August, 2018

The relatively unknown fishing village of Saint-Tropez on the French Rivera shot to fame in 1956 when the movie “And God Created Woman” starring Brigitte Bardot was filmed there. The French actress took a liking to the area and settled locally which created Saint-Tropez’s reputation as a playground for the rich and famous.

Antibes

Antibes (Juan-Le-Pins) Shore Excursions

21 August, 2018

The chic resort town of Antibes on the French Riviera has served as an important trading post since it was settled by the Ancient Greeks in 340 BC. As a natural, deep water harbour it was an important port for the Roman Empire and in the 14th century became a prized possession of the powerful Grimaldi family. Today the Port of Antibes is the main attraction for first time visitors due to the sheer size and number of mega-yachts which are docked there during the summer months.

Dead and Gone: Point A to B(uggiba)

20 August, 2018

What is it about history that interests you most? Are you fascinated by human nature, haunted by yesteryear, intrigued by that which you can never experience firsthand? Whatever it is that draws you in about the past, the physical reminders of what once was are often some of the most thought-provoking and interesting aspects of antiquity. This transfer from Malta Airport to Bugibba will take you by four historical sites that will mesmerise you with their majesty, enthral you with

Hike and Bike Your Way Through Borovets

20 August, 2018

I know what you’re thinking – a post about Borovets? There’s no way this isn’t going to be about skiing. (Unless you’ve read the title. Then you might not think that.) Although it’s true that this lovely resort in Bulgaria is definitely flocked to by powder hounds every winter, that’s not all it has to offer. If you’re finished dreaming of a white Christmas and are ready to focus on an active summer adventure instead, there’s no better place to

My Favourite Boutique Hotels in Malia

19 August, 2018

Situated on the northern coast of Crete, Malia wears its most obvious attractions very proudly on its sun-kissed sleeves. The stunning main beach stretches out in front of the town, with several other smaller ones to the east and west, offering gorgeous stretches of golden sand and warm, inviting water. It’s become one of the island’s most well-liked resorts, hosting everyone from families to energetic groups of friends. Being so popular means you’re spoilt for choice when it comes to

Pazar and Peškarija: Split’s Must-See Markets

18 August, 2018

Split is the ideal location for a mini-break or a spontaneous long weekend in the sun away from the rat race. With charming architecture, a beautiful coast and fascinating cultural sights, a curious visitor will always find something to do here. Today I am going to introduce you to two of Split’s most interesting, must-see markets. Don’t worry, I’m not talking about places filled with tacky t-shirts and dodgy snow globes or fridge magnets. The Green and Fish Markets in

Kemer

Exploring Mythology and History on Holiday in Kemer, Turkey

17 August, 2018

Sometimes it might feel like you’ve explored all the best historical destinations and tourism has taken over the rest. But in a culture as rich as Turkey’s, you can guarantee that if you scratch the surface a little deeper, a wealth of history can be discovered in some of the most unexpected places. Kemer, a bustling little tourist resort just south of Antalya, might appear to be all about the sun, sea and sand (not that there’s anything wrong with

A Family Holiday in Limassol with the Little Ones

16 August, 2018

Limassol is a great place for a classic family holiday, with beautiful sandy beaches, a bustling centre and sunny skies. Though you might be ready for a week or two in the Cyprian sun doing nothing, you can bet that your children will be bored after just a few days spent splashing in the sea. Well, don’t worry Limassol has plenty more to offer. This post will take you through some of the best family-friendly activities you can do in

Discover the Joys of Stockholm With Kids

15 August, 2018

Anyone with older kids knows the perils of planning a holiday to please this demanding techno-generation. It’s got to be pretty good to drag them away from their screens, but throw some outdoor adventure, animals and amusement parks into the mix and you just might be able to inspire some enthusiasm. A big ask? Well, I have just the place: Stockholm! You might not think that a city has got the chops to cut it as the perfect family destination,

An Unexpected Corner of Rhodes: Pefkos Beach

14 August, 2018

If you think the Greek island of Rhodes has been discovered, delighted in and ruined by the tourist masses, I’d ask you to think again. While the island enjoys somewhat of a reputation as a party destination, filled with celebrating students, boisterous bar-hoppers and barely there bikinis (no judgement!), there are still some places you can slip away and enjoy a more authentic experience. Pefkos is such a place. While this lovely little resort on the south-east coast of the island

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